Queue For each queue inside the system its own set of statistics counters is created. If there are multiple action (or main) queues, this can become a rather lengthy list. The stats record begins with the queue name (e.g. “main Q” for the main queue; ruleset queues have the name of the ruleset they are […]
rsyslog statistic counter plugin imuxsocks
Plugin – imuxsock This plugin maintains a global statistics with the following properties: submitted – total number of messages submitted for processing since startup ratelimit.discarded – number of messages discarded due to rate limiting ratelimit.numratelimiters – number of currently active rate limiters (small data structures used for the rate limiting logic) Back to statistics counter […]
rsyslog statistic counter plugin imudp
Plugin – imudp This plugin maintains statistics for each listener and for each worker thread. The listener statistic is named starting with “imudp”, followed followed by the listener IP, a colon and port in parenthesis. For example, the counter for a listener on port 514 (on all IPs) with no set name is called “imudp(*:514)”. […]
rsyslog statistic counter plugin imtcp
Plugin – imtcp This plugin maintains statistics for each listener. The statistic is named after the given input name (or “imtcp” if none is configured), followed by the listener port in parenthesis. For example, the counter for a listener on port 514 with no set name is called “imtcp(514)”. The following properties are maintained for […]
rsyslog statistic counter plugin imptcp
Plugin – imptcp This plugin maintains statistics for each listener. The statistic is named “imtcp” , followed by the bound address, listener port and IP version in parenthesis. For example, the counter for a listener on port 514, bound to all interfaces and listening on IPv6 is called “imptcp(*/514/IPv6)”. The following properties are maintained for […]
rsyslog statistic counter plugin impstats
Plugin – impstats (rsyslog 7.5.3+) The impstats plugin gathers some internal statistics. They have different names depending on the actual statistics. Obviously, they do not relate to the plugin itself but rather to a broader object – most notably the rsyslog process itself. The “resource-usage” counter maintains process statistics. They base on the getrusage() system […]
rsyslog statistic counter plugin omfile
Plugin – omfile (rsyslog 7.3.6+) This plugin maintains statistics for each dynafile cache. Dynafile cache performance is critical for overall system performance, so reviewing these counters on a busy system (especially one experiencing performance problems) is advisable. The statistic is named “dynafile cache”, followed by the template name used for this dynafile action. The following […]
rsyslog statistic counter plugin imrelp
Plugin – imrelp This plugin maintains statistics for each listener. The statistic by default is named “imrelp” , followed by the listener port in parenthesis. For example, the counter for a listener on port 514 is called “imprelp(514)”. If the input is given a name, that input name is used instead of “imrelp”. This counter […]
rsyslog statistic counter Actions
Actions processed – total number of messages processed by this action. This includes those messages that failed actual execution (so it is a total count of messages ever seen, but not necessarily successfully processed) failed – total number of messages that failed during processing. These are actually lost if they have not been processed by […]
rsyslog statistic counter plugin omelasticsearch
Plugin – omelasticsearch This plugin maintains global statistics, which accumulate all action instances. The statistic is named “omelasticsearch”. Parameters are: submitted – number of messages submitted for processing (with both success and error result) fail.httprequests – the number of times a http request failed. Note that a single http request may be used to submit […]